DNC chair candidate Martin O'Malley says Democrats need to learn from "very bad loss"

Martin O'Malley has the kind of experience that would typically benefit a Democrat who wants to guide the party's future after devastating losses in the last election.  

He's a former governor, former mayor and a 2016 presidential candidate who until recently was serving in President Joe Biden's administration. Yet O'Malley is facing a difficult path in the race to try and become the next chairman of the Democratic National Committee as the party reckons with the reality that key pockets of voters turned against it. 

Vital to O'Malley's attempt is a campaign platform, first reported by CBS News, that calls for reconnecting the Democratic Party "to the kitchen table of every American family."